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Hi Thomas I am having this same issue.

I believe images in a lightbox should be the width of the screen and larger than the size displayed on a gallery page. Therefore a portrait image with the phone in portrait mode would push the title/description etc downwards. Similarly the landscape mode of the phone would do similar for landscape images.

I have played around with the css and done this but it appears that the lightbox is fixed to the viewport size and will not overflow.

Scrolling within the lightbox would be useful as I wanted to have a button underneath which would take up quite a lot of space. There are other lightboxes that allow this, I though Meow Lightbox did previously.

An example of the space taken up by a button can be seen here:

https://staging.chasingwildlife.com/project/black-and-white

Any help would be appreciated

Hey I found this based on a search to try and find ways to automate getting my keywords into the alt text field. I want a lot of keywords because I want people to search for my photo and find it. I am a photographer afterall.

However there is something that seems to be missing in this conversation.

Yoast says to get your keyword into your alt text for images on a page to improve things. They are not suggesting keyword spamming at all.

Basically if you have the keyword in the alt text of an image then that image much refer to the keyword. If it does then you have another way of telling the bot that your site is relevant.

Also it is better for the end user because you are adding images that are relevant.

If the image isn’t relevant then as mentioned just ignore the fact that you don’t have one and anykeywords in the alt text. Look at it as an added bonus.

Yoast is also working to try and make your site user friendly. I see it as suggesting that you add an image that is relevant.

Hope that adds a little to the common knowledge of the world.

Take it easy ??